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Movie · 2028

Movie · 2027

Low-budget film-maker Uwe Boll sets Hammer up for a further fall from grace by cannibalising all manner of tired tropes in this incoherent schlocker Oh, Armie Hammer! Has it come to this? It doesn’t seem that long since you were in the Oscar-winning film Call Me By Your Name giving a sensitive liberal performance opposite Timothée Chalamet. Now here you are, striding around the streets and public parks of Zagreb, shooting Muslims, tasering teens and topping complicit deep-state judges to protest against what your character robustly describes as an “unfriendly takeover by Islamist extremists and the blind-sided woke left”. Much has happened to this once garlanded actor and great-grandson of oil tycoon Armand Hammer.

Northwoods Theater Group is opening a new venue, Emagine Parker, in Parker, Colorado, filling a year-long gap with no theater in the area. Set to open this week on Wednesday, the theater (located 30 minutes outside of Denver) has ten auditoriums and marks the family-owned chain’s first in Colorado. “The completely reimagined 32,000-square-foot entertainment destination features luxury heated recliners, premium large-format Emx auditoriums, immersive Dolby Atmos sound, 4K projection, expanded food and beverage offerings, a full-service bar, and the company’s first self-ordering guest experience,” according to an official statement. “Opening our first Colorado location is an incredibly exciting moment for our entire organization,” Northwoods Theater Group owner Jon Goldstein said in a statement. “From the beginning, our goal was to create something Parker didn’t already have: a completely reimagined entertainment destination that brings together premium movie experiences, great food and drinks, innovative technology, and an atmosphere designed to bring people together.

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has added three industry heavyweights to its governing board, electing Broadway producing titan John Gore, blockbuster producer Gale Anne Hurd and Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro to its Board of Trustees. The trio joins the body that steers the museum’s long-term financial health and governance, with their terms taking effect as of July 1. Gore, the founder and executive chairman of John Gore Studios, holds 27 Tony Awards, the most in history, alongside two Olivier Awards and two Emmys. His London-based studio builds on the John Gore Organization, the Broadway and live-theater powerhouse whose holdings include Broadway Across America and Broadway.com and which presents touring productions of “Wicked,” “Hamilton” and Disney’s “The Lion King” across North America. He has landed among Variety’s 500 Most Influential Business Leaders in Media for five consecutive years. Hurd brings a filmography stacked with genre classics, having produced “Aliens,

Joanna Hogg earned widespread recognition for her 2019 film, the simmering and unforgettable "The Souvenir." Rightly so. Hogg's semi-autobiographical drama, based on her own experiences at film school, was the kind of film that stayed with you long after viewing and seemed to signal the arrival of a major force in filmmaking. Except, Hogg hadn't just arrived. She'd quietly been building a career as one of the most influential female directors ever since releasing her first film, 2007's "Unrelated." That drama starred a young Tom Hiddleston, four years before he appeared as Loki in 2011's "Thor," and enjoyed a very positive critical response. It made sense, then, for Hogg and Hiddleston to re-team for 2010's "Archipelago,

Louis C.K. kicks off his new Netflix special — the first since a 2017 New York Times exposé forced the comedian and TV creator to admit to multiple sexual misconduct accusations — by listing a semi-comical series of failures. “So I took an AIDS test today,” C.K. says from New York City’s Beacon Theatre stage. “I haven’t had sex in years, I just wanted some good news.” “Anyway,” he says, pretending to switch topics before pressing on: “Turns out I have AIDS.” From there, C.K. keeps pulling back the curtain on the agony of his daily existence — the truth and what just feels true. He talks about hating the shock of reality that comes with waking up as well as the dreams he has when he’s still asleep. C.K. riffs on how much he dislikes living in New York City (“But it’s too late [to move]”), how often

The hugely successful, gibberish-heavy franchise travels back to old Hollywood for an adventure that swaps out nifty ideas for repetitive chaos The yellow, cylindrical, overall-clad creatures known as the Minions first appeared as loyal henchmen to Steve Carell’s villainous Gru in Illumination’s Despicable Me, which chronicled Gru’s attempt to steal the moon with the help of three orphaned girls. Along the way, Gru learned affection, the girls grew up, and the Minions – well, the Minions always stay the same. They are cute, defenseless and incompetent. They speak in “Minionese”, a gibberish mishmash of languages endlessly memed by a generation with a nearly dadaist devotion to babble. Despicable Me sequels have,